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Judith Hamilton Nunn
July 20, 2003
I remember Tommie with much affection. We worked together for
Humble Oil during World War II before Reggie came home from the war. I left Humble when I married in 1948 and at the time I remember she was expecting Regina. Much love to her large family. I wish I had been around to know the family
but we moved away in 1950 to North
Carolina and returned briefly over
the years.
Troy Colburn
July 20, 2003
Mamaw, We will always remember and Love you... Especially the Chicken and spagetti you made w/ love.
Love Your Grand Children, Troy and
Barbara Colburn
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